This is where your class selections as a team will make or break you. These are huge Zeds with giant health bars that are capable of dealing massive damage in a short amount of time. After surviving the waves Zeds you are met with a boss. Huge bloated enemies that vomit on you and lightning fast cloaked Zeds keep you on your toes at all times. The accompanying metal soundtrack that undercuts every level only serves to heighten these feelings as you play.Įnemies are plentiful and varied, with run-of-the-mill Zeds that appear to be nothing more than standard zombies, to screamers that bring back feelings of dread to any veteran Left for Dead players. Visceral visual and audio effects also add to the feeling and satisfaction, as a headshot on a Zed pops them like an over-ripe melon and the sound effects fit what you are seeing perfectly. The matches are intense and you will find yourself inching up in your seat as you near the end of a game. The fighting itself is fantastic, managing to keep you on the brink of feeling overwhelmed but not to the point of hopelessness. This can prove frustrating however if you spend 3 hours playing a class you think you want to use, only to find out the abilities aren’t what you thought and now you have to start at square one with another class and run the risk of a repeat performance. After really getting into a class though, you are able to start using the abilities that make it unique. At the start, every class can use every other classes weapons so there is not much incentive to pick the gunslinger over some of the other more staple classes. Each of these classes has its own strengths and weaknesses and a place in the fight, but these don’t become readily apparent until after a few hours of play with each one. A medic, a sharpshooter, a demolitions expert, a gunner and a cowboy cover just a few. Killing Floor 2 has 10 unique classes you can choose from to fight off the waves of undead. A detailed class system that takes hours of gameplay to unlock will keep you involved well past the few hours that such a premise will usually hold a more casual fan. At its core this is a very simple game with a very simple concept, you and a ragtag crew of your best friends are dropped into a map where hoard’s of zombies (or Zeds) flood you from all directions and you must survive by any means necessary. Killing Floor 2 may appear to be nothing more than a bloated piece of Call of Duty DLC at first glance, but I can assure you there is much more hiding under the surface. Publisher: Tripwire Interactive/Deep Silver

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